Editing Online

G3W-SUITE allows for multi-user editing through a feature-locking system that prevents conflicts during simultaneous edits. When a user activates editing within the WebGIS interface, all features visible in their current map view are locked for that session. These features remain unavailable for editing by other users until the original editor exits edit mode.

Step 1: Enable Editing

1. Go to the Project Layers List.

2. In the row for the buildings layer, click the Editing Layer icon.

3. In the pop-up dialog, tick the checkbox next to Active.

4. Complete the following fields:

   
   

   Field	Field Input	Description
   Scale	2500	The map scale used to define the initial zoom level.
   User Viewer Groups	Viewer Group	The group assigned viewer-level access to the project.

   
   

5. Click OK to apply the changes.

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Step 2: Edit WebGIS

1. On the Project Layers List page, click Show Map.

2. In the left-hand panel, expand Editing Layers.

3. Click the Edit Layer icon next to the buildings layer.

4. Zoom in to an open area on the map where no buildings currently exist.

5. In the left-hand panel, click Add Feature and draw a new shape directly on the basemap.

6. In the Editing Attributes panel, fill in the relevant attribute fields.

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Step 3: Save Edits

1. At the bottom of the attribute form, click Insert/Edit to commit your input.

2. In the left-hand panel, click the Save or Checkmark icon to finalize your changes.

Your new buildings feature is now saved and visible in the WebGIS environment.

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